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This site provides all the necessary information that you may need to prepare for Salesforce.com's Platform Developer I and Salesforce Administrator Certification exams. It has a detailed tutorial covering all the topics of both exams. Besides a comprehensive mock exam, the site has FAQ on Certification and links to Reference guides so a user can take some idea about the preparation. If you find any problems in the tutorials or the mock exams, please let us know at the ContactUS Form.
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FAQ

FAQ gives more information about Platform Developer I and Salesforce Administrator exam. It is related to the basic questions that you should know before you give the exam. For Example:-

  • Registration process of Exam
  • How many Questions will be there in the exam
  • What type of questions will be there in the exam
  • Negative marking
  • Exam timing and other details

In FAQ, you can easily find the answers of important questions related to Salesforce Certification Exam.
 

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Comparison between Platform Developer I and Salesforce Administrator Exam

Platform Developer I and Salesforce Administrator Certification have similar course contents. But there are some high level differences that you should know:

  1. Platform developer I certification assumes candidates should know when to apply each of these - triggers, Visualforce, Workflows, Apex. Although no coding expertise in Visualforce and Apex is required.
  2. Salesforce Administration certification requires higher business knowledge: expertise on standard objects, standard sales, services and marketing applications.


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Introduction of Force.com

Force.com chapter includes the concepts, terminology, and technology components of the Force.com platform. This chapter introduces the concepts, terminology, and technology components of the Force.com platform and its context in the broader Platform as a Service (PaaS) landscape. The goal is to provide context for exploring Force.com within a corporate software development organization.


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